Weight
Does it carry the silhouette or collapse inside it?
Surface / loop / weightFabric sampling
Your hand knows before the screen does.
Weight, recovery, softness and structure only become real when the material is in front of you.
01
A swatch is not the garment. It is the first physical decision worth approving.
The screen cannot report this
Four questions your fingers answer in seconds.
Surface
Does it read clean, brushed, dry, compact or dimensional?
Recovery
After stretch and handling, does the structure return?
Compatibility
Will the chosen print, embroidery or wash sit correctly on it?
Five material directions
Ask for the cloth that belongs to the garment.
This is a tactile starting map, not a promise that every option is immediately available. We confirm the right route against the brief.
01Organic cotton jersey
Clean surface · everyday structures
02French terry
Loop back · versatile weight
03Cotton canvas
Firm hand · structured garments
04Waffle knit
Dimensional surface · visible texture
05Recycled jersey
Project-specific documented route
What the request should establish
Not a random envelope of cloth.
The useful pack is selected around what you intend to make. Give us the garment, weight range, composition preference and required evidence so the samples answer a real production question.
- Garment
- The shape the fabric must support
- Material
- Composition, surface and weight direction
- Evidence
- Documentation required for that project
The honest route
Tell us what you are making. We select what is worth sending.
- 01
Open the project request
Use the existing request flow—there is no decorative form pretending to be a real submission.
- 02
Describe the garment
Add the product, target weight, surface and any material evidence you require.
- 03
Confirm the sample route
The team replies with suitable swatches and the applicable shipping details before anything is sent.
How do I request swatches?+
Use the existing project request and tell us what you plan to make. Mention the fabrics, weight range or hand feel you need. The commercial team confirms the suitable sample route and delivery details with you directly.
Which fabrics can I ask to feel?+
You can request jersey, French terry, fleece, canvas, poplin, twill, waffle knit and other relevant options from the current material library. Availability is confirmed against your garment and project requirements.
What information comes with a swatch?+
Where available, we identify the material composition, weight and the sourcing or certification evidence relevant to that exact option. A certification route is confirmed through the supplying mill; White Cotton does not claim to hold the mill certificate.
What happens after the swatches arrive?+
You decide whether one belongs in the project. If you continue, the chosen material enters sampling with the garment construction, fit and decoration—not as an isolated fabric choice.
